The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
THE LONDON "TIMEs,"

Which for weeks has been charging
that Parnell and his associate Irish
National League members OF the
House OF Commons were asssesins,
insisting at the same time that they
should prove themselves innocent, has
been but pursuing plan and purpose
that has always chsracteriE ID that pa
per toward public men who run
counter to its tosdying Toryism. 1t
pursued MI. Golden, the great Liberal
and free trader, in the same way. Mr..
Morley, at the recent Golden ban
quet, quoted from the record OF the
Times to prove q species Of bsseness Of
which any Paul Pry paper might be
ashamed. Mr.. Morley said;
Mr.. Golden did not quail, He did not
quail even befere the Enes newspaper.
(LAughter and applause That great jour
advooaiing. schemes fer robbinE the land
lords and dividing up their property am ma
the poor. Well, they repeated the accuse
ton in two articles, and, a. no reply Wal
| o.
oentuAtinG Il in . third article, in which
; they OK presSed themselves in . manner
, which 10 not entirely inapPo,ite, submit,
to some oOntN versies Of today. will read
ySu II ySs viii h S; me- THAT .S Mr. cobd is
7iwos, whom he unwAsksd. loud cheers,
lie sAidt 81 IL seriously con ended thai &c
Often as you choose to perVert the sense Of
ear spoeeboS, 10 charge rs with scheme, o.
public robbery, the Onug les with Us to dis
prove the imputation loheersl, and that
8 nsslsoting to do SO, We hA no right to com
n llAin II we are hence,or,h treate(
t.l f0 iS1 rh I * K. 'H "SS,.b,E Hs s
, BILE in q court Of law, were outside IN,
question, because the object Of the ca umn'
n would eoorn any other court Of appeal thai
. that Of public opinion Loud cheers: Oh
day, Sir Robert Peel, accused Mr.. Golden, Il
4 . moment Of temporary excitement durinl
n tho course Of 9 debate, Of using lApEu g
which made him tSis Robert Pssll a mark 10
mont had tubsided the Minister witt dSe,
Il the ia putAtioA, but the GreAt journal repeat
!, ed the iueinuation and psrpetuated II, vii
toll you what the Nmss OF that day though
v ithtting aad becoming and reasonable to So
= Of he man who're memory we are here TO
u n chit 70 honor. The 1imss said: 1--WE
n not input TO Mr.. Golden on intent TO muI
doT-llo loud laughter and hissl-blt we d
II impute, and We cannot avoid imputing thit
a |
d threato ming oOnse SuOn cos TO Sir Robert Peel
lie OF POpulA, osium, with no other puT
= pose than TO increase his own credit an
A. dealing with the most violent class Of poll
hciInS, Mr., Golden feels no IcrupleS 4
T. reoktsaaly And inosssAntly lsborinE to Wis
. that odium on the Minister whose life hS
bosn already Opee ATTEMPTED" And u the
r goes oPtO say, "Wha makes Il more diniou
aySid the suspicion 10 that though Nj
n Cobdsn has no intention, we admit, to nj
"A tho = stol hintelt, he does not find himse
u Niibetty g. correct those who have" -
m nsWsd laughter | Nentlenon, do not wis
tJprSss that A,luSiOn. leave il to your o =
es Minds.
ID Tbuaitis easily seen that Mr.. Parne
oil Is not the only public man who la
lie been made the subject Of a Cowsrdl
80 method Of vill6Caton and abuse u
IN is merely one Of many. The Times il
he thus traducinE him is only pursuip
's- Its ancient policy, 10 only msintsinin
ey acharscter It long ago made for rutl
zee less assassination Of character.